I most of the current apps are geared towards enterprise which results in overkill for a few properties. 

The Texas Enterprise Fund continues to work overtime to attract companies here and has been very effective at it. 

You also see the other way -- someone shuts down ABC Ventures Inc, and forms two new entities: XYZ Enterprise LLC and ABC LP.

You more often see it in startups that are ongoing enterprises, but that could be one way to hedge your bets.

I am always afraid things might turn south in the real estate market and all the hard work of developing a real estate enterprise will fall.

;) My MAC's do it automatically.It is great site..But I notice that the REI groups I attend are swelling exponentially in attendance as everyone is looking for RE as a income stream to compensate for years of poor choices in conventional investments & a lot of bad lifestyle choices per se.Referring these people to BP is fun to do as it's well worth a novice to get in depth discussions on all aspects of the enterprise.

I'm the Owner/CEO of VJC Real Estate Investments & Consulting Enterprises.

It’s one heck of a ride as you get to work on fun things in your day job and with smart people, take good benefits from your employer, save up in retirement funds, take some stock in their company and if you are enterprising enough build RE wealth on the side.

I would get a job at a real estate company or PM company or some company that is in the business so you gain practical experience.. the only type of private money you will attract most likely is friends and family that want to help you out.. there are too many great operators out there for people to do business with then to risk on someone with zero experience or any thing else related to the enterprise..  

They find some investor friendly realty and bam, now our enterprising (but broke) wholesaler buddy now has a realtors license, AND access to all the cool MLS reports that other realtors have.